When is Head for the Cure 5K - Orlando?

Head for the Cure 5K - Orlando takes place on Feb 28, 2026. That's today.

Where is Head for the Cure 5K - Orlando located?

Head for the Cure 5K - Orlando is held in Orlando, Florida, United States.

What distances are available at Head for the Cure 5K - Orlando?

Head for the Cure 5K - Orlando offers the following distances: 5K.

What is the typical weather for Head for the Cure 5K - Orlando?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 56°F and 77°F on race day. There's approximately a 7% chance of precipitation.

Head for the Cure 5K - Orlando (5K) - Feb 28, 2026 | Orlando, FL

Lace up for a meaningful morning at the 9th Annual Head for the Cure 5K - Orlando, set to take place on Saturday, February 28, 2026, at the picturesque Harbor Park in Orlando, FL. This beloved event offers a 5K distance for runners and walkers of all levels, alongside a Kids Fun Run for the younger participants, all while rallying the community to support a vital cause. Participants can anticipate typical race day conditions with comfortable highs around 77F and lows around 56F, and only a 7% chance of precipitation, creating ideal weather for a fantastic run or walk.

More than just a race, the Head for the Cure 5K is a powerful movement inspiring hope for brain cancer patients, their families, and caregivers, while celebrating their incredible courage and spirit. The scenic routes of Orange County provide a beautiful backdrop for this impactful event, fostering a supportive and engaging atmosphere for everyone involved. Funds raised directly benefit brain tumor research at local institutions like Orlando Health Cancer Institute, Dragon Master Foundation, Brains for the Cure, and other national brain cancer programs, education, and initiatives.

What truly sets this event apart is its deep commitment to recognizing those affected by brain cancer. The day includes special ceremonies to honor caregivers with the Legacy of Love, celebrate healthcare professionals as Healthcare Heroes, and pay tribute to survivors through the Keeping the Faith recognition. It's a poignant opportunity to celebrate lives and remember those lost, uniting participants in a collective stride toward defeating brain cancer step by step. Join hundreds of others in making a tangible difference and experience a race filled with community spirit and unwavering hope.